Sony XM4's doesn't support LDAC in Multi point connecting only with single device. The M50xBt2 does LDAC on my android and AAC on my iPhone/iPad which blew my mind for a device to be connected to two BT codecs at the same time.
Thank you Dante for your critique on these headphones. You touch on all the key elements,that are a big consideration on my decision to purchase, or not to purchase these headphones. I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation and look forward to future assessments.
I own both XM3 and this one and prefer M50x when it comes to sound quality. Sony sounds muddy, Sony is good for pop music because of the bass. For rock musics M50x shines!
Great review man! I didn't know that you can have it connected to two devices and switch seamlessly. That's exactly what I need! You have a very soothing voice btw. Your audio sounds great too! You definitely need some background lighting though. Also, your image looks a bit on the warm side and your framing is a bit low. Either way, I love your vibe. Keep grinding!
Nice Review. If you compare the ATH-M50xBT2 To the Bose NC 700 or Bose Q45/Sony WH-1000XM4 or WH-1000XM5..What you will choose one comes in Overall Sound Quality/Comfort/Build Quality/Battery life and Charging/Features/App and Why please?
regarding volume, bear in mind that with EQ enabled, maximum sample rate will be limited to 48 kHz. Simply put, disable the EQ for volume gain🙂
whyd the previous generation not have this problem?
Sony XM4's doesn't support LDAC in Multi point connecting only with single device. The M50xBt2 does LDAC on my android and AAC on my iPhone/iPad which blew my mind for a device to be connected to two BT codecs at the same time.
Thank you Dante for your critique on these headphones. You touch on all the key elements,that are a big consideration on my decision to purchase, or not to purchase these headphones. I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation and look forward to future assessments.
I own both XM3 and this one and prefer M50x when it comes to sound quality. Sony sounds muddy, Sony is good for pop music because of the bass. For rock musics M50x shines!
These and AKG K371 are my favorite closed backs. The AKG wireless I mean, the BT one isn't good
Great review man! I didn't know that you can have it connected to two devices and switch seamlessly. That's exactly what I need! You have a very soothing voice btw. Your audio sounds great too! You definitely need some background lighting though. Also, your image looks a bit on the warm side and your framing is a bit low. Either way, I love your vibe. Keep grinding!
Thanks bro. I’ve been working on that. 👍🏽
i like your video and the lenght was excellent, are some reviews that are tooooooo long and gon in circules and the last minutes are the most usefull
Nice Review. If you compare the ATH-M50xBT2 To the Bose NC 700 or Bose Q45/Sony WH-1000XM4 or WH-1000XM5..What you will choose one comes in Overall Sound Quality/Comfort/Build Quality/Battery life and Charging/Features/App and Why please?
The Sony’s I love the sound of both of those
@@DanteGaymon ok thank you
Great review! Have you tried comparing the sound using the cable vs wireless? Im planning on using it for electronic drums too.
No. I use them around the house. I don’t want the wire to get caught on something
They need charge to put the cable and listen?? Or charge need only for connecting Bluetooth devices?
With cable you don't need power, in fact if it's on, plugging the cable will turn it off
Like your video.. You have subscribers 👍
Will these be good for music production?
Absolutely
@@DanteGaymon thank you just trying them on now
@@DanteGaymon Will these work for fat heads like me as far as clamp force goes?
@@jcap8391 yeah you can adjust them
How does the sound quality compare to the previous generation? Is there a huge difference or do they mostly sound the same?
No. The sound quality is the same.
@@DanteGaymon Man, that's a lil disappointing. They already have a wired and wireless version so why not change the sound quality.
@@marcowens3522 what?
is the latency on pc noticable? Did you test low latency mode on app?
Actually no I didn’t. Let me test it and see